Global Conservation Triumph: Milu Deer Thrive in China’s Dafeng Reserve
From the brink of extinction to thriving populations, the milu deer find renewed hope in China’s Dafeng Milu National Nature Reserve through global conservation efforts.
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Beijing’s Air Quality Soars: 290 Days of Fresh Air in 2024
Beijing achieves a record 290 days of good air quality in 2024, marking a significant improvement and setting a new standard for urban environmental health.
Green Milestone: Southern Taklimakan Desert’s New Era in Combating Desertification
On November 28, 2024, a significant milestone was reached in the southern Taklimakan Desert with the planting of the final rose seedling, completing the green belt and continuing efforts to combat desertification across 530 hectares.
Beijing’s Green Vision: Forest Coverage to Hit 45% by 2025
Beijing sets a bold goal to increase its forest coverage to 45% by 2025, enhancing the city’s green spaces and promoting sustainability.
Rescuers Race to Save Oil-Soaked Geese and Ducks in Boston River Spill
Wildlife rescuers in Boston are working to save dozens of geese and ducks affected by an oil spill in the Muddy River on Sunday. Efforts continue into Monday.
EU Scientists Predict 2024 as the Hottest Year on Record
EU scientists forecast 2024 to be the hottest year on record, with extreme temperatures expected to continue into early 2025.
North China’s Hebei Wetlands Host Unprecedented Number of Rare White-Naped Cranes
A record-breaking number of white-naped cranes has been spotted in Hebei Province’s wetlands, surpassing previous counts and highlighting conservation successes.
China Achieves Land Degradation Neutrality Through Effective Sand Control
China transforms land with pioneering sand control strategies, achieving land degradation neutrality.
Venezuela Loses Its Last Glacier: A First in Latin America
Venezuela becomes the first Latin American country to lose all its glaciers, with the last one downgraded to an icefield due to global warming. The landscape has been significantly altered.
China Completes 3,046 km Green Belt Around Taklimakan Desert
China’s Taklimakan Desert is now fully encircled by a 3,046 km green belt, featuring desert poplar, saxaul, and red willow plants to combat desertification in Xinjiang.